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[Closed] SSS @ Mansion Poker .05/.10

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I just wanted to point out that using the short stack strategy at mansion in the .05/.10 no limit cash tables was very hard. I found that for every big hand that I won I would lose 3 because of people calling to loose with hands like q10 offsuit or j7 suited against my Aces or kings they would suck out and hit two pair or a straight. So if you decide to play in that limit with the SSS be prepared for people to make really bad calls and get rewarded for their brilliance. I did eventually grind my way up to the .10/.20 no limit and im this level the SSS works really great. I hope this helps


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Hi there ,
Although they sucked out , this is good for you.
Pre flop you are better then them and you want them to call you with junk hands.


SoyCD
Joined: 20.02.2008
Oldschool Grinder

Hey kaynine1784,

As FWKanobi said the reason why the SSS is so profitable is that people make horrible calls against you pre-flop. Although this means that these worse hands will suck out on you once in a while - they are essentially your bread and butter in the long run :)

Best regards
SoyCD


Pe4Ce2
Joined: 30.12.2008
Oldschool Grinder

Like Doyle Brunson say at every start of "Poker after Dark" TV show ... "Poker is not about winning or loosing, poker is about making right decisions."

I know its hard, but dont be rude because of suckouts ... just be happy, that you make a right move preflop and the rest of hand is history .. :)


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It can be really hard but I always follow the rules of good sportsmanship I don't always tell them NH but I never strike them done because of a bad call and sucking out


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